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Hi;
I will have to play with the connector. Its annoying because it was!
working fine and turned it on one day and no power. I don't think the
radio has even been unplugged so don't know why the connection suddenly
became very intermittent.
> You can pop these out if you need to. You need a very small flat
> screwdriver, like you would fix eyeglasses with, or just a bit larger.
> The pointed tip of a small nail file also works well. You go in from he
> plug end (opposite the end where the wire enters) and get the tip of
> the tool you are using under the lip of the contact and pry it up a
> bit. Then you pull the wire and terminal out from the other end.
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> The end of the plastic housing you are working on has 2 flat sides, and
> 2 sides that are kind of separated. You will find the lip you need to
> pry is at one of these not flat sides. It may take some trial and
> error to se which of the 2 sides you need to work on.
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> BTW, it may not really be a bad connector. These things have a habit of
> poor connection if the wire is putting even a slight amount of side
> strain on the connector. Try moving things around so that things line
> up better. Heavier gauge wire is more prone to this problem due to the
> weight of the wire.
>
> 73, Steve KW3A
>
> On 10/29/2010 11:50 AM, Richard Fiorello wrote:
>> Hello;
>> I have anderson power poles on my uhf radio. One of the connections is
>> apparently bad because it only connects when I bend the wire above the
>> plug. Must you just cut off the plug and trash it or is there some way
>> of releasing the existing wire and crimping on new connectors.
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